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That's going from £120 up to £250. 0uch. today's figures show inflation in september was at 3.1%, driven by higher prices in transport, food, and home services. that is slightly lower than the august figure, but much higher than the bank of england target of 2%. i think it's a real cause of some concern because clearly we want inflation rates to the lower. the critical question is, how long is that inflation going to last for. the governor of the bank of england is hopeful the inflation rate will be contained and that is something they are looking at. inflated places means nigel and susan's ...

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Maker of the party, shannon? >> shannon: critical question. also a new poll that finds there is still strong support for the former president. almost a third of republicans in the survey believe the theory that president trump will be reinstated as the president, the current president, by the end of this year. what do you make of that? >> there is no constitutional provision for that. i should say it's a classic media tactic. the political poll just as easily could have said two-thirds of all republicans don't believe the former president will "be reinstated this year." as i mentioned, there i...

After having donald trump, essentially, kowtow to putin these last-four years. we saw what happened in helsinki. for the sake of national security, does joe biden need to really stand up to putin during this meeting? >> absolutely, critical question, jim. as you know, from your very deep and extensive experience on this issue. the russians have been attacking us with apparent impunity. the solarwinds cyberassault on our united states government. they were, in effect, living in our computers. department of defense and other-government agencies. their intelligence agency, officially, attacking t...